Electric delivery pioneer Hived opens West London depot

Stuart Stone
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All-electric delivery firm plans to scale up its network to new cities in the UK over the next 18 months

Hived has today announced it has opened a new depot in West London as it expands its all-electric delivery network to meet growing demand and gears up for wider expansion across the UK over the next 18...

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